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The European Coal and Steel Community was formed by the nations of Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands in 1952. The idea of an international European organization was created by French foreign minister Robert Schuman, who wanted to create an organization with France and Germany to prevent a future war between the two nations. His goal was to make war practically impossible. The Treaty of Paris (1951) was then created for France and Germany and established a supranational organization. However, the Benelux countries (Belgium, Netherlands, and Luxembourg) and Italy also got in on the deal and signed the treaty as well. The European Coal and Steel Community created a common market for coal and steel and eventually added more powers.
The first supranational organization had been created and would eventually morph into the European Union, the most powerful economical entity on the planet.
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When was the European Coal and Steel community formed?
1951
What nations formed the europen coal and steel community in 1951?
France, Germany, Luxembourg, Belgium, Netherlands, Italy
Which countries formed the European coal and steel community in 1951?
Germany, Italy, France, Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands
Which treaty established the European Coal and Steel Community?
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Did the European Union have different names?
Not really, the EU budded from what was once known as the european steel and coal community in the 1960s. But steel and coal community didn't have EU's political and economic unity.
What was the EU formally known as?
The European Coal and Steel Community as well as the European Economic Community.
In what year was the European coal and steel community set up?
1951
What were the results with the Schuman Declaration of 1950?
European Coal & Steel Community established
When did the European union be called European coal and steel community?
1951 - 1967
What were the results of The Schuman Declaration of 1950?
European Coal & Steel Community established
Can a diamond be made into steel?
No. Diamonds are formed from coal, which is a different mineral than iron, which is used to fabricate steel.
Which countries in 1951 agreed to work together to develop their iron and coal industries?
This was the European Coal and Steel Community formed by Belgium, Holland, Luxembourg, Federal Republic (West) of Germany, Italy and France. It was a forerunner of the Common Market and European Union.
